George W. Harper Celebrates 86th Birthday Argus Founder
George W. Harper editor and publisher of the Robinson Argus will mark his 86th birthday. He founded the Argus nearly sixty years ago and remains active in publishing with his son Paul Harper. A lifelong printer, he and the late Murray Briggs once stuck type together in Richmond Indiana.
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George W. Harper
The
Robinson
Argus
Mr. Harper
Paul Harper
Harper
Murray Briggs
Sullivan Democrat
Richmond
Indiana
Mr. Briggs
Democrat
Mrs Lloyd Lane Returns From Loogoo tee Visit
Mrs Lloyd Lane, daughter of Mr and Mrs Free and other relatives, has returned from Loogoo tee and Shoals, ending a period with her parents and kin.
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Lloyd Lane
Mrs. Free
Loogootee and Shoals
President Coolidge Named as Nation's Leader by Adams
John T. Adams chairman of the Republican National Committee asserts President Coolidge has the complete confidence and unqualified support of the American people to assume the duties of the presidency. The piece highlights Coolidge's character, experience, and readiness to lead during a national emergency.
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President Coolidge
John T. Adams
Republican National Committee
Calvin Coolidge
United States
Harding
Coolidge
Mr. Harding
Massachusetts
State Senate
America
Local social notes record Springfield visitors and travels
Mrs. Sam Eslinger returns from Springfield to care for sister Miss Bessie Knotts who is recovering from a hip fracture. Numerous residents and guests are noted visiting relatives in towns including Lyndon Ky, Lexington Ky, St Louis, Baltimore, Washington, and Peoria with trips across Michigan, Niagara Falls, and East Coast cities. The piece mentions theatre events, Rhodes reunion, and a solar tour of southern hospitals plus a European tour by Miss Bertha Scott.
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Sam Eslinger
Springfield
Bessie Knotts
Miss Knotts
Eslinger
Col
R. F. Knotts
Blanchard P. Davis
Charles Davis
Nicholas Davis
Kentucky Military Institute
Lyndon, Ky
Gilbret Dutton
St. Louis
Paul Poynter
Eleanor
Europe
Frank Aydelotte
Swarthmore College
Boston
W. E. Aydelotte
Rhodes
Chicago
George Coffman
Akron
Ohio
A. T. McClanahan
Charles
Frank, Chaney
Norma
Conroe Carter
Walkerton
Anna Hunt
Elkins
West Virginia
Gaucher College
Baltimore
L. C. Ridgeway
Jackson Township
Farmersburg
C. R. Railsback
John C. Chaney
Lee F. Bays
Washington
D. C
Will Thompson
Ralph
Mary
Michigan
Niagara Falls
Gertrude Hopkins
Rensselear
Hinkle
Sullivan
National Association
James McKee
Velma
Kentucky
Anchorage
McKee
Roy McClanahan
Los Angeles
Calif
James McClanahan
Mr. McClanahan
Claude Thompson
Oakland City
Mutual Truck Company
Ira Glidden
Susan
Robert Hill
Lewisville
W. H. Crowder
Ab Hill
Harry Kelly, Jr
Harry Kelly
R. F. Logan, Jr
R. F. Logan
Culver Military Academy
Bertha Scott
Resolution of Respect for Sister Sarah Jewell
The Lone Elm Rebekah Lodge No. 650 Fairbanks Indiana records the death of Sister Sarah Jewell on July 10 1923. The lodge drapes its charter for 30 days and extends heartfelt sympathy to her family, with resolutions read into minutes and copies sent to the family and local press.
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Lone Elm Rebekah Lodge No
Fairbanks
Indiana
Sarah Jewell
Earth
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University of Kentucky At Lexington
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Paoli
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Brunswick Phonographs and Records
Schroot-Gordon’s
Jae
South Side Square
C. Bascom Slemp
Virginia
T. H. Star and Union
the Peoples State Bank
Sullivan County
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Sullivan, Indiana
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Burt Motor Sales
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